Birgitta Sif

  • 5 stars across 14 books
Birgitta Sif was born in Iceland and lived in and around Scandinavia and America while growing up. She is the illustrator of Miss Hazeltine's Home for Shy and Fearful Cats, written by Alicia Potter, as well as the author and illustrator of the Kate Greenaway shortlisted picture book, Oliver, and Frances Dean Who Loved To Dance and Dance, both of which were endorsed by Amnesty International. Birgitta lives with her family in Cambridge. 
7th November 2019

The Tall Man and the Small Mouse

On a tall hill, in a tall house, lived a tall man and a small mouse…All day long, the Tall Man does tall things that nee... MoreThe Tall Man and the Small Mouse

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7th May 2015

Miss Hazeltine's Home for Shy and Fearful Cats

The conquering of fear is celebrated in this stunning book from two rising stars of picture book making - Kate Green... MoreMiss Hazeltine's Home for Shy and Fearful Cats

(2 reviews) Review
2nd November 2017

Snowboy and the Last Tree Standing

Glimmering with power and hope, two acclaimed picture book makers come together to tell the story of what happens when a... MoreSnowboy and the Last Tree Standing

(2 reviews) Review
6th August 2015

Frances Dean Who Loved to Dance and Dance

From the award-winning author of Oliver comes a book that glows from the inside out, a book that will move you t... MoreFrances Dean Who Loved to Dance and Dance

(1 review) Review
7th November 2013

Oliver

The power of imagination and the strength of friendship is celebrated in this Kate Greenaway shortlisted and Amnesty End... MoreOliver

(1 review) Review
1st March 2013

The Magnificent Moon Hare and Ghostie Gilbert

The "Magnificent Moon Hare" is back! Ghostie Gilbert, former Knight of the Castle, has lost his armour. This means he is... MoreThe Magnificent Moon Hare and Ghostie Gilbert

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2nd April 2020

Hugo

A Parisian pigeon passionate about people makes a new friend – with gentle themes of community and inclusivity.Hugo the ... MoreHugo

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3rd June 2021

Hugo: "A warm story about caring for others." Sunday Times

A Parisian pigeon passionate about people makes a new friend – with gentle themes of community and inclusivity.Hugo the ... MoreHugo: "A warm story about caring for others." Sunday Times

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